Re: (ASCEND) Random reboots of a Max2000

[Tim Basher <basher@alpha.CES.CWRU.Edu>]

> After weeks of functioning properly my Max2000 has decided to flake
> out with the following errors:

I assume you have already send this information to Ascend customer service.
If not, I urge you to do so ASAP.

> Anyone able to decipher what these mean?

Only Ascend engineering will be able to do that.  They will not be much
help to anyone else.

> FATAL ERROR:  Index: 8  Load: tik.m20 Revision: 5.0Ap33
>         Date: 11/27/1997.       Time: 10:01:31
>         Location: b008e46c 7e7ec1c0 b0148314 b0147da8 b0149664 b01e075c

After talking to some of the service representatives, here is what it means
in general terms.

The "Index:" is the general problem category.  Some of these are fairly
well known - "Index: 2" is typically an memory usage problem, "Index: 99"
is a system reset by operator.

The "Location:" is the system stack at the time of the fatal error.
The "Load:" and "Revision:" are necessary to allow an engineer to decipher
the stack trace.

The "Date:" and "Time:" allow you to match the log entry up with external
events you may be aware of.  Perhaps 10:00 is when the "Simpsons" episode
ends and you see a huge increase in the number of conection attempts.
++ Ascend Users Mailing List ++
To unsubscribe:	send unsubscribe to ascend-users-request@bungi.com
To get FAQ'd:	<http://www.nealis.net/ascend/faq>

---

• Prev by Date: Re: (ASCEND) Pipeline 75, 2 channels, and ACO
• Next by Date: Re: (ASCEND) Re: Random reboots of a Max2000
• Prev by thread: RE: (ASCEND) Random reboots of a Max2000
• Next by thread: (ASCEND) To any Dutch P75 users
• Index(es):
  • Main
  • Thread